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Florencia Núñez
Florencia Núñez is an Argentine singer-songwriter from Paraná. Her self-titled debut album came out in 2007, followed by records like 'Yacar' in 2009 and...
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Florencia Núñez is an Argentine singer-songwriter from Paraná. Her self-titled debut album came out in 2007, followed by records like 'Yacar' in 2009 and 'Entre Calles' in 2013.
Her song 'Contigo y En El Palmar' became particularly well-known, with its melody and lyrics connecting with listeners. She also wrote 'En Tu Imagen'.
In 2011, her song 'La Mentira' drew criticism for what some heard as anti-Semitic content. Núñez responded that she meant to address historical oppression, not promote hatred.
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